I started off by leaving on the base of Moonlit Dance. Then with black acrylic paint I messily painted on where the black was going to go. After that I painted on Dahlia over the black paint using a nail art brush, and adding a tiny bit of black on top of the orange. This looked much cooler in real life as in some of the black areas I went over them maybe twice. Then in other areas I went over them around six times. Not only did I have textures going on because I did more layers in some places more than others it gave it this really neat 3D look! After I did that I decided to go over the orange with a sheer orange Orly polish(I don't remember the name right now and I can't find it on the bottle(mini)). I wasn't really loving how shimmery the original orange looked under it.
Fact: Lava- Molten rock above the earths surface, expelled by volcano. Magma- Molten rock below the earths surface!
Ummmmm...SCIENCE!
Awesome!!! :D
ReplyDeleteOh I see it! The lava flow on your nails. Very original. I like this.
ReplyDeleteSuper cool. Or hot, I guess, actually. Molten hot. SCIENCE!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are on fire girl - any moment now :)
ReplyDeleteI LOOOVE this lava mani, so well done!!
I love the idea, great manicure, looks like it's really melting on your nails! .:-)
ReplyDeleteAHH you finally did it! So cool!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool idea! :)
ReplyDeleteCOOL AS, BRO! This is the neatest freaking idea, and if I buy a black textured polish it will be because of EXACTLY this. Thank you for making my day more science!
ReplyDeleteturned out awesome, i love it!!
ReplyDeleteOooh this is so cool! The black texture is just perfect for lava nails! :)
ReplyDelete~ Yun